Will I have to buy new netcup pots every time I grow something new?
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No, they are reusable. However, they will need to be thoroughly cleansed after each use (salt build up and grime).
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Yes but it takes about 4 weeks its about $24.00 I bought a damaged carton for 28.00 (hint) if you pull the shut off thingie out in the bottom of the plastic basket you can use any pot. save the parts when you get your new one just bush it back in.
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I have a Krups which is about one year old and the pot broke. I ordered a replacement pot and a permanent filter. Krups doesn't have eitherand there are no suitable replacement, so now I have a one year old useless Krups.
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That's a great question. Unfortunately, I have no idea. Now I'm going to have to try and see if they do. Flower pot, here I come.
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I had the same problem. This item and the 12 and 16 quart pots are just junk. Yes you could probably get items replaced but you will just get junk to replace them. To me it is a health issue. We paid a lot of money for Paula Deen Red Speckled cookware. The pans so far hold up. Back to the coffee pot, if you value your health don't use it. We just put artificial flowers in it. James W.
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Hello fmcool, no need for another pot. I am currently growing a house plant directly inside this pot. It is a great pot for a medium sized plant.
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Yes it comes with the net pot and moss - you only need a plastic container/cereal bowl size to put the net pot in - separate the plants as they come wrapped together and follow the directions included - ours took about 3-4 days to wake up just as the instructions said.
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I did, about a week later. Bought an orchid clay pot, Oncidium soil mix and orchid plant spikes. All are sold a Home Depot. My orchid is still going strong. Lots of new growth.
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I got 6" pots they should be fine for about a year maybe two. just reg houseplant soil but i also use plant food (miracle grow all purpose) this is a personal choice you may or may not use plant food that's your choice.they grow better with it.
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Hi Chris, I will try and answer your question.The rims of the net pots will rest on the circular openings of the hydroponic rack.The pots will look like they are touching the bottom of the orange base, but there is some room on the bottom. Make sure the blue rack is on the orange base the right way. If the pots actually fall to the bottom of the base and don't rest on the blue rack, then I would say there may be a problem. The net pots need to sit in the water/nutrients since that is how hydroponics work. The lettuce will grow in the rock wool cubes and net pots, and cannot be transplanted in an actual garden. I hope this may have helped you with your question. As long as the rims of the net pots are resting on the rim of the circular openings on the blue rack and don't fall through where you see them lying on the bottom of the orange base, you should be fine. Make sure that you use follow the instructions and you will be growing the lettuce in no time. If you have anymore questions, let me know. Kathy
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Definitely. In fact you realize you usually use too much tea with traditional teapots (and waste). You can easily run a second batch. Just add half a spon on top.
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No, this is just the premixed individual use packets. The Neti "pot" is available in different styles. They come in porcelain, plastic (good for travel), stainless, etc.
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No Joanne,they are not included with the pots, not sure if you can order them separately.
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Yes it will..I did that to start and put 1 in the pot and then later had to put them in the ground and used 2 for both of those plants. My plants are doing well with these spikes. Good luck. :)
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No they do not. I had the same problem and ended up by buying a new greenhouse.
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Depends on the number of pots and how spaced you want them. It is always nice to have extra hooks, but I didn't need them for my pots.
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Hi Heide,Yes it will I have had a bit of a problem with one of my Smart Pots, but not enough to not use them...I love them. The problem was that a few roots worked their way through the bottom of the pot. I didn't discover this until I wanted to move it. It took a bit of energy, but it came loose and I moved it.Hope this helps.Melinie